Rollout Best practice template

Hi All,
We are doing Rollout for one of our New company code. If any one have idea about this rollout projects and also for documentaion. Can you please share with me.
I will Wait for reply....
Regards
siri

Hi Shirisha
Rollout project from FICO point view is not so much because
- you will have common chart of accounts which is already created
- you need to extend the GL accounts to the company code level.
- other configs you need to extend to your company code.
It is not a very difficult task.
Thanks
Ashok
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Hallo zusammen,
ich bin auf der Suche nach einem Template welches die grundlegenden B1 Berechtigungen beispielsweise für einen Vertiebler auflistet.
Mir ist klar, dass die Berechtigungen von Projekt zu Projekt abweichen aber das wäre dann nur noch "feintuning".
Könnt ihr mir weiterhelfen?

Hiho Sabine,
ein wirkliches Template gibt es nicht. Was du natürlich machen kannst, ist aus dem Beispiel - Datenbanken die Berechtigungen zu nutzen. Ob diese jedoch den Zweck des jeweiligen Projektes erfüllen, ist wohl dahin gestellt.
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Any advice, pointers to documents which are practical would be useful.
Is there a set of steps that one needs to follow in order to map the existing client business process and then superimpose that on the best practice templates chosen?

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http://armarz.ifolder.ru/9150024. if you want more about facelets read this book -
http://armarz.ifolder.ru/8396066 .
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    <link href="/css/tableLayout.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
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</head>
<body>
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I have a requirement to create Invoices in a single PDF file.
The invoices would belong to different categories - DebitNotes, CreditNotes, Invoices with single product,
invoices with multiple product etc.. each will have a different format.
I initially thought the right way to create a single pdf is to use a
single Template, with different formats of invoice seperated by conditional formatting.
The see from reading the blogs that the other way is to create sub-template
(one each for credit, invoice, Debits etc) and plug it into the
main template.
I would like to know what is the best practice that is followed in the above case.
If I were to use sub-templates how would I make it possible to view the invoice stub only on the first page.
Since the data from the sub-template would go to multiple pages.
Is adding the stub data to the footer the only option. Please can someone share with me an example
template.
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Shandrila

Shandrila
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1 data extract, parameterized to pull invoice, CM, etc data based on the user request
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Is it a best practice to have a template with one master page?

I am a newbie FM 11 writer and am cleaning up some unorganized books. Should I copy one set of Master Pages to all files in the book. Currently my TOC and certain other files have unique master pages. I would like to set up our books using best practices and would like input from the community. Thanks.

There are two schools of thought on this. The specific sub-template approach or the "kitchen sink" approach.
In the "kitchen sink" (i.e. everything, including the...) approach, the FM template is loaded with everything required for the project in a single file. It's simple to deploy, import it to all files and you're good to go. However, the author may have to deal with all sorts of superfluous tags and page layouts in some specific file types, like the cover pages, TOC, Index and other generated files. The onus is on the author to select the correct items to use from the multitude of choices.
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In all cases, you need to document the usage of all components in the template(s), so authors will know the intent of each and every tag, table, sttyle, page layout, etc.

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I've been having a bit of a heated discussion about how
templates and library items should be used on medium to large
websites.
I'm of the opinion that you should have 1 template (or as few
as possible) and any differences be managed with Library items.
My colleague's argument is you should have a different
template for each section, so for example 1 for the news, 1 for the
features section (for magazine sites) so that if you have a banner
section wide you change that template, as opposed to the way I'm
used to which would be 1 template with multiple library items in
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of the templates, if you do this with a simple copy past DW can
still make corrupt code if you use multiple templates.
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Your colleague is mistaken IN MY OPINION. I think you are on
the right
track *unless* your section pages are *SO* different in
layout that you
cannot conveniently include all of the
alterations/permutations in a single
template page. Further, my current workflow is to rely
heavily on
server-side includes within template pages, as described here
Templates do make your life much easier. I use the following
scheme....
First, I mentally separate the page layout into three
sections:
1. Stuff that will not change for the life of the site (i.e.,
the basic
structural elements)
2. Stuff that *could* change from time to time (e.g.,
navigation elements,
burst advertisements, section-specific navigation, etc.)
3. Stuff that *will* change from one page to the next
Then I create a template containing all class1 elements. Next
I create
server-side include files containing all class 2 elements and
place them on
the template as needed. Note - some of the class 2 elements
may be
"section-specific elements", and their placement on the
template will be
subject to the next item. Finally, I insert editable regions
to cover the
class 3 items, INCLUDING the section-specific navigation.
This allows me to just cookie-cut the rest of the site. I
estimate that
even for fairly large sites, about 80% of my work goes into
planning and
creating this template file.
For what it's worth, I never use Library items....
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news:[email protected]...
> I've been having a bit of a heated discussion about how
templates and
> library
> items should be used on medium to large websites.
> I'm of the opinion that you should have 1 template (or
as few as possible)
> and
> any differences be managed with Library items.
> My colleague's argument is you should have a different
template for each
> section, so for example 1 for the news, 1 for the
features section (for
> magazine sites) so that if you have a banner section
wide you change that
> template, as opposed to the way I'm used to which would
be 1 template with
> multiple library items in the editable regions of the
template, my
> reasoning
> for this is the large amount of html used for each
template (like
> rollovers)
> can become inconsistent when there's more than one
template. Like if you
> change
> something site wide you have to remember to change all
of the templates,
> if you
> do this with a simple copy past DW can still make
corrupt code if you use
> multiple templates.
>
> So basically I was wondering if there was a standard or
best practice way
> of
> doing this.
>
> Thanks
>

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I have installed the Repository 6i (3) and created the users successfully, even though it has taken a lot of effort to make sure each step is correct.
However, on setting up the workareas and importing the project files, I have been trying back and force to figure out where things go, and who has what access.
Is there something like a best practice or a project template for setting up a basic repository/version control system, that provides
1. the repository structure,
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4. work scenarios, etc.
The Technet demos and white papaers are either too high-level (basic), or too individual function oriented. I can't get a clear picture of the whole thing, since there are so many concepts and elements that don't easily go together.
Considering that I am a decent DBA and developer, it has taken me 2 weeks, and I am still not ready to sign up other developers to use this thing. How do you expect any small development teams to ever use it? It's one thing to design it to be scalable and all-possible, it's another to make it easily usable. I have been suggested to use MS VSS. The only reason I am still trying Ora-Rep is its promise to directly support Designer and Oracle objects.

Andy,
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best regards,
Lucas

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Hello,
Does anyone have a standard template that they apply to all ios switches/routers/waps? I'm looking for some best practices for ios configs. For example, which services do you disable on all devices, what snmp settings, etc..
Thanks!

Hi,
See the below link :
http://www.cymru.com/Documents/secure-ios-template.html
Regards,
Mehrdad

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